Speaking up about sexual harassment

On Oct. 17, Cerina Vincent added her voice to the #Metoo movement addressing sexual harassment.

“Looking back, I’ve had enough stories of levels of inappropriate, it could be a miniseries … at least,” she posted on Instagram. “And not just from the entertainment business. This is happening all over the world, and for decades. No one story is special. I’m just happy we’re collectively having this conversation. Love and light to everyone who’s felt violated, disrespected, embarrassed, ashamed, annoyed, infuriated, insecure, disgusted or afraid over someone else’s selfish behavior.”

Asked simply, “What’s wrong with men?” she responds, “I don’t know. I don’t know.” “I am elated, elated, every time something comes out because the fact that these men — and, you know what, it can happen the other way around, too, like, I know that it can — I don’t know where they get it. I don’t know how they go to sleep at night. I don’t know how you move through life knowing deep down that you’re a scumbag.”

Vincent, who co-authored the book “How To Love Like a Hot Chick: The Girlfriend to Girlfriend Guide to Getting the Love You Deserve,” still loves romance despite having had “so many different versions of experiences like this.”

“When men come at you like that, or just hearing these stories, it’s so gross,” she says. “What happened to the classy, romantic man?”